Princess V48 Open - Luxury Motor Yacht for Sale in Ibiza Indulge in the ultimate Ibiza lifestyle aboard the magnificent Princess V48 Open. This 2017/18 model is a masterpiece of design and engineering, offering unparalleled comfort, performance, and style. Meticulously maintained by the single owner, this model offers the perfect blend of performance and elegance. Key Features: • Spacious and elegant interior with Rovere Oak Wood Satin Finish • Spacious cockpit with aft sunbed • Comfortable and luxurious cabins with leather saloon upholstery • Powerful Volvo Penta engines | IPS 600 for exhilarating performance with 126 running hours • Onan 11kW Generator | hydrohush exhaust with 165 running hours • Cockpit wetbar with KENYON electric grill and top loading fridge • Electro-Hydraulic lifting bathing platform • Electro-Hydraulic Passerelle 2.9m with remote • Teak laid side decks and foredeck • Midnight Blue Hull • Electric Side-Power Bowthruster • Reverse cycle Air-conditioning/Heating (32.000BTUS) • Only one owner from new Experience Ibiza to the fullest: Enjoy the convenience of renting a 16m x 4,80m mooring space along with your yacht purchase. Imagine waking up to stunning sea views every day and having your own private oasis in this vibrant island paradise. Don't miss this incredible opportunity to own a piece of the Ibiza dream. Contact James today for the full boat history and to arrange your private viewing in Ibiza (Marina Santa Eulalia): james.blanchfield@seyachting.com https://seyachting.com/news/

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One week from the Superbowl halftime show and my blink camera caught me snowblowing and dancing to Kendrick Lemar #notlikeus #halftimeshow2025

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The Triumph Rocket 3 has got nothing to do with boats. Neither has the Triumph Bonneville. But line them up on the dock, alongside a Gunboat 68 and you have a pretty cool picture. Especially when they’re all colour matched in a metallic silver blue.

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#shorts Off grid living requires attention to detail. If a towing line breaks it could mean losing a very valuable piece of equipment for those living aboard a boat. Knowing a few basic knots turned a potential headache into a minor fix. Also, setting up a redundant system saved me from having to buy a new dinghy! My advice is ALWAYS have backup lines if you tow your dinghy. Also, I should have put in abrasion guards of some sort but I didn’t! Off grid living requires planning ahead. This was a clear example of just how important that is.

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